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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
stoppsA selling Coupon Tickets.

The Pennsylvauis railroad discontinued
yesterday the sale Of thousand.mile coupon
ticket books which for some time have been
insued at price OF go, or two cents Per
mile. 10 all desiring them. Previously they
had only been issued to the large customers
OF the road. Mr.. Carpenter, ticket agent
here, says the issue has been discontinued
because Of the interstate commerce bill, and
that the company u "going to make the
public sick OF It +" 1t 10 not clear how the
Interstate commerce bill interferes with the
issue Of tickets st two cents mile to every
one who wants them. 1t might do 20, II
they were only Issued TO preferred class OF
customera This bill can only be pretext
for abandoning two cent rates 1t certainly
does not command It.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
The Pardon Did Not Come

The pardon Of Andy Ehmsn, which was
expected on Wednesday, did not come, and
he was greatly disappointed. The absence OF
Governor Beaver yesterday from Harrisburg
IL said to have been the reason the pardon did
not get here. 1t had not been received up to
noon to-day, but is ex pected on this evenings q
train.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
Tho Murderer Comm It's Suicide

NJ. Aubergat, the conductor of the orches
ira at the Grand theatre, Toulon, ON Wed.
nesday quarreled with his mistress, an &C.
tress named Lery, and shot her dead Just a
she was buying ticket at the railway station
preparatory to leaving the city. The mur
derer then threw himself In front of a pass
ing train and Was crushed to death.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
Relnsudsd % Prison

Lewis Idert the boy who stole SO from
bis grandfather, was remsnded to prison on
"Wednesday evening by Alderman McGlinn.
Hs will be taken before the judges with Q
view OF having him sent 10 the House Of
Refuge, Of which he was former inmate
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NAV Yoek ntonaRa

NBw yoax. March II. l:S0 p. m.-Aonsy loaned
at per cont Exchauge steady, o. sl}<0S o..
Governments arm. Currency s's.Q m bid |; As
Coup. q aset bids t}6's do. q % bic.
The stock market this morning opened dull
ana weak. and durins the arst hour OF business
on very limited trading declined x 70 y per
cent. since II O'Clock the markst hes been
Armey ane the decline II most eases has beon
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
A Great Stliho,

A correspondent gives us the leading facts
with regard to strike at the Chickies ore
bank.
March II 1857.
Dear Sir please and put This in the daily
and Weekly news paper on Tuesday march
Is was the Greatest strike that ever Occurred
In pennsylvania Was near silver spring in
The Chickies ore bank The men wanted ITO
cts day In the afternoon They made Q
strike and in 20 minutes sfterward They
went to work . Gain all except men And
they Stayed < OF day out And then they
went To Work again please And put 1t in
the Next weekly paper.
Respectfully yours Truly,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

A large number Of applications for license
to the April term have BEEN filed. Quite a
number OF landlords have neglected to re-.
turn the blanks furnished them to the clerk
OF quarter sessions Those who do not eel
their papers filed by Monday may get left.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

The horse OF A. L. Lsman, dairymap, ran
on this morning on Strawberry street. while
Mr.. Leman was delivering milk In that
neighborhcod. The team was caught ON
West King street near Rieker's brewery, and
was not damaged any.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
THE
PennsylVanialAVestmentC Company
CAPITAL, 100000.

OFFICERS.
.JoS V. KENDALL. vice President Western
q. 4 NEEpHAM. Secretary.
HENRY T. KENDALL, assistant Secretary
and Treasurer eastern Manager
DIRECTORS.
GEO. BROOKE. Birdsboro, Pa.
II. T. Kendall, Reading, Pa.
j II. STERNBEkG. heading. Pa.
WIN. u. SMITH. Reading. Pa
CYKUs q. DERR. Reading, Pa.
A. B. CRUEL Philadelphia. Pa
lagos &C p.I.E rESLEEf, Po,t:,o.n. Ps
ID. OWN BROOKE. Kansas City, NO.
JOs.v. KENDALL. Kansas City. Mo.
DANIEL 4 MILLER, Pinegrove, Pa.
The object OF the companys
LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN THE WEST.
citizens OF Eastern PshnsyIvanis, and the in.
vestments all made under the personal su.
pervision of JOSEPH V. KENDALL, In charge
OF the western office.
THE LOANS BEARINTkREsTAT AT TIE RATE
OF 'rER CENT"
payable semi. mi.annually. The company VII guar.
antee the payment OF principal and interest OF
any OF Its per cent loans for q consideration OF
PIE CESr. per annum. netting The investor
The interest coupons OF all loans held in this
locality are payable At the Office of the
TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT AND TITLE INsUR.
and for convenience OF parties In Lancaster
saea'z TioszzL T sAss BIZ a nssu!z
East King street, Lancaster, Pa
marl7.lssl. %. ss. .. 81. .slapl, &C. .lSd&'tw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

The argument list for the argument court
next week was issued to day. 1t contains ~
cases and will keep the court busy about ten
dsya
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

A number OF our citisens went 10 the GsE
today 70 take part in the dinner oomplimsn
tsry 70 Brisbin 6kileA the veteran foz
huntog.
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0ov. 0Ra4ly OotlveES HIS Fafeweu sermon.
< Gar, March H.-Rev. J. Wharton Brady,
postog Of Gap n. e. church, has gone to Phil.
adelphia to attend tho annual conference OF
tho u. T. church. Rev. Brady having been
pnstos three yssrA this being the limit Of his
pasloeate, he will be changed to another field
e. lahoE. While here he made many warm
Sx1onds and accomplished . great deal OF
rood, adding largely to the membership and
6nanolal welfare Of the church. On Sunday
iast he preachsd his farewell sermon to q
crowded house with much effect At the
elcse Of the services Q general shaking OF
hands and well wishes were extended. Mr..
B. hes been very successful worker, and II
= the wish Of al who know him that his
appointment by tho annual conference may
b. to place whore his duties will be less ar.
duous, owing to his physical strength which
has BEEN somewhat i'm mpaired.
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D1ATAs.

DIETRICH On March Is. 1857 Jefferson Clark,
twin son OF Ad. G. and Emily Dietrich, aged
months and days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, Friday afternoon q 2
O'Clock, at Witmer's Bridge. Interment at Ian
caster cemetery. ctds
McGRANS-In this city, on the 10th inst, Miss
Mary McGrann.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence Of Miss Lizzie Mulhatt tan. No 502
North Duke street, on friday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. Interment at St. Mary's cemetery. II
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

Ks Aepeelai needing Of city eoauoils viii b
: ~ - evening . oake astiea o. oedinasee
- eD1oo9s enei1,o1 - ordiaanee toe the
~ - salissaiaa = lissass tax tes street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

rsS6vsrsd. Richmona . Terminal b the strong.
est stock. ana ct the present writing 10 i per
cent above the lowest price OF the mornipg.
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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-04-28
Bound Over.

Chief of Police Schmitz and Detective
Thos. kenaley arrived Wednesday morn
ing's train from St. Paul with Chas. Man
ming, or the party calling himself by such
name. He was given in charge Of Sheriff
! Mckccln4ic. and iIterwartl was arraigned
before Judge Frye on q charge Of grand
larceny being accused OF stealing Ii. NJ.
Winsluw's overcoat, valise, etc. Manning
refused to put in any plea whatever, and
was not represented by counsel. In the
absence OF District Attorney Rose, Attor-
ncy Glaspcll conducted the prosecution
and made ont a clear case against the
party. \ number OF Witnesses were eX-
amined. but nothing startling was de-
vevvloped. Manning was bound over to
await the action OF the grand jury at the
next term OF the district court and he'd
| in the sum OF $500. In default OF Dall lie
| was handed over to the authorities.
Several parties around town E,;ti seen
! the, prisoner before bl!t nothing definite
! WAS known of him. He was. however.
| identified as the party who registered at
the Capital house April hth as }. j.. Nc
Cue, and was recognized by several par
ties who had seen linn lnunGlnG around
| previous to the robbery. Ih6 arrest
was IL clever piece OF detective work.
Manning endeavored to dispose Of tho
coat to the the St. Paul Fllrricrs OF whom
Mr.. Winslow had purchased the coat, b'',
they suspected something was wrong and
refused to buy. Having received caro-
from Mr.. Wiuslow to the effect that he
had lost the coat, they informed Dct"r-
tive kenulcy Of the affair and their ,Ils-
picions. Mr.. kenaley from this clue
traced the coat to a p@wnbrokcr>s sh"p
where it had been disposed of. and OBJ
tanned other fact which cnHhted llnl 20
run down his nan. 1t is understood thHo
he received a reward Of $500 from Nr.
| MinsiNE..
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-04-28
Fun eral Ger ON ONES.

The funeral OF Ray f5tocAweIl, Mhu
died 1t he family residence on FIRST
avenue south Friday morning. occurred
Sunday. The ceremony was held at the
house and was conducted hy the l'ov. }.
II. Hartman. The remIins we're intcrre:;
at the Highland Homo cemetery where
they were followed by a large coAcourse
of friends and relatives. Tho child WAS
about four wears Of age and died from a
severe attack Of inliHnl;natory rhouma-
tism.
The childs earthly ministry Was well
done. for the ros, do>s it's work as grand
" in blossom as the Vine with its fruit,
and having helped to sanctlfy and lift
hcavenvard the very hearts that bro lle at
its farewell. 1t has gone from this trouble
some sphere ere the winds chilled or
tho rains stained, leaving the world it
blessed. and the skies through which it
passed still sweet with it's lingering fra
GRANGE to It's glory as on every unfolding
flower in the blessed garden OF God.
ale is not dcGd-;hc child Of orr affection.
But gone unto that school,
Where he no longer needs ourpoor protect tn
And Christ him self doth rule.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-04-28

acted by congress. All the southern
members voted for it; but 10 and behold,
no sooner is this panacea Of our transport
tation ills passed than twenty-seven
southern railroads come before the com
missioners and ask that their lines be
exempted from the operation of the law
until they take breath. and their prayer
is granted for ninety days! The Georgia
and Alabama papers published IN the
iron districts, say that the new law Will
ruin the iron interests in that section be-
cause the prpdllct oftheir iron and rolllng
mills must Seek distant markets, and the
long and short haul section IS ruinons to
them. The Pacific coast is ablaZe with
indignation at the law because the long
haul clause cuts the throat Of all through
traffic, and lessons tie value OF cyery-
thing sent TO the Atlantic seaboard and
intermediate markets. \ more disastrous
measure could III have been devised, as
far as western agriculture is concerned,
and western nIeSlbers Of congress who
voted for the bill, will nave a serious day
Of reckoning with their constituents.
4. II. THOMSON.
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looked for any moment. The hearing
will be held before United States COM
mlssloners. No further news can be
learned from the reservation.
PIERRE. Oak. April 25.-Special to
Evening Journal: Journal correspondent
has just returned from Winnebago, Grow
Creek reservations, accompanied by
Sheriff George Harris. Intense excite
ment prevails and Indians covered with
war paint and armed with Winchesters
were met On the trail mounted and fol-
lowing up the troops. The news that the
soldiers would drive the settlers from the
land is now known in every Indian tepee.
Last night company & camped on Chain
Branch Creek and proceeded early this
morning to carry out it's Instructions, re-
inforced by d mob Of Indians who were
coming from all parts Of the reservation
eXultlng over the information that white
settlers are to be Ousted. Sheriff Harris
says that 5000 actual farmers still reside
on the lands and number have pJoWed
over fifty acres and put in seed al OF
which is to be destroyed by the soldiers
and wandering bands Of Indians. The
number of settlers that came under the
provisions Of Clevelands ousting order,
number over 5000. The report that a
party of eastern land yrabbers had COM
bined with Secretary Teller in 1888 to
seize the best lands is buncome and made
ont OF whole cloth rs the people here
were notified that President Arthur
would sign the proclamation February
~. Sheriff Harris returns today to the
Winueb&go reservation and will g'iard
his property. 49,
SIoCx FALLS, April Iseprosenta-
fiycs Of the insurance companies Of Da-
kota who have been holding meeting
here returned home today, Concerted
action WAS taken to Offset u combination
Of olltsile companies to freeze out the
homo cNApaMieS.
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MinNewaukan Minutes.
Sift:ngS.

Slayer & Sivyer will resume their bone
business on the front in a few days
and pay GO cents more per ton Tor freight
than they figured on to help the In
ter-state commerce law along
Supt. Bibb, of the n. P. elevator com
pany. came in on Friday evening s
freight last week, and took 700 bushels
of seed wheat down to the valley on
Saturday mornings freight for farmers
in that locality, taking security on the
crop.
Tom. Craney captured lS1 gopher
tails, carefully slowed then away in an
old mitten, placed the mitten behind the
stove. and calculated that he was about
S5,!j3 ahead in county, warrants. Mrs.
Craney was cleaning hionse at the time
and burning the rubbish. and the mltten
with it's contents was sent over that
route. It don't require any argument to
convince Mr.. Craney that mistakes will
happen in the best regulated faml-
lies
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-04-28

I-nlI2 E,h !IarUt1ck was telling the
writer l:5 experience in crossing the
plains coming 10 california in 40.
1--WE started ol:t al right from ola
PIKE with 4 1rgl splendid OK tearl. and
got &!rHc WI enough cc,Hi0% Up TO
piattc Juo &-orc VIC got to SIyu1;yy..t>r :
We lost half Of OUT team. We Lad 10
throw away one thing after the ether 10
tighten the load, and when we got to Sit
Like the dcrn Normons and Their 1nJ0n
fricrtls gin Us the devil.
FINALLY we got to almost hat;l' each
ether. We had told our little stories over
and over again, and couldn't tnir-l Cf
anything new to talk about. Fer days We
come along plum worn out, hardly
speakin' a civil word from morniu,; 20
night, each ready for a growl or any I'D
CT nleanness. On a trip like that, re I0.,
if there's any dog in a mans disposition
the har's bound to stick out
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-04-28
The College Site Chosen.

The subscription list for the Jalnes-
town college building fund has now
reached the requisite point for the com
mencemcnt Of operations. Allthe money
for the erection Of the left wing is assured,
and work will soon be begun. Tuesday
afternoon Prof. Grove, Rev. y. y. Fam
ming and Secretary Hewitt, of the college,
together with Contractor Hotchk1ss,
Architect Grove and Civil Engineer Me-
C!intock drove up on the hilIanCt decided
upon site for the proposed building.
The location chosen was an excellent
one being on the bluff back Of AR. Is. ;.
Russcli's house. This site gives 11ne
view OF the city and surrounding country
besides making the huildinga prominent
feature OF the view OF passengers enter
ing the city. The site Was on tie land
donated for the purpose.
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The ordinance for the decision of tie
elections was amended with a provision
that in the case of the tie now existing in
the Fourth ward it shall be decided by
pulling matches.
Alderman Hughes moved the s1lspen-
sion of the rules and the adoption of the
amendment. Carried.
The ordinance then received its third
reading.
The rules We're suspended and the Or
dinance passed as amended by a unanim-
ols aye and nay vote.
On motion the council then adjourned
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-04-28
"A Timely SYr~reStion-

Hello Richelieu! You don't call on
Miss Dilby any more-something up?''
Yes, Arthur, l confess it-there is!
Why, don't yon know, l stayed a little
late the other night, and dash me if she
didn't get up and wind the clock!'--De-
troit Free Press.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-04-28

Some one is laughing at The Argus
opera house reporter-the amusement
critic-who is us said to have sand that
Trebelli was fine singer and had a
bright future before her. She is reported
to be over sixty years old-that's where
the laugh comes in.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-04-28
ANOTHER GONE WRONG
A Detroit Bank President Dlsap-
pears to the Anxiety Of
Many Creditors and
Deposltors.
Settlers Will Move Om-Don Piatt
Talks About Politics Gas
Wells Working Like
Magic.
Bank President Gone Wron2.

Bank President Gone Wrong.
DETROIT. Mich, April 2G It trans
pirel tonight that William B. Mitchell,
president OF the Exchange bank Of De
troit, has disappeared with all the funds
belonging to the concern, leaving an anx-
ious lot of creditors and depositors be-
hind him. Mitchell was bachelor aged
forty-tiye, and came here from Mt. Glenn
ems three or four years ago and bought
out the banking firm Of Fisher & Preston.
who did a large business. His personal
ratiug was between sixty and one hun
lred Thousand dollars. The amount OF
his shortage is not known. It may be
small but the opinion and probability is
that it is large. Mitchell was brought
conspicuously before the public last sum-
mcr by the exposure in the stock journals
Of a forged pedigree for stock he was sell
arts. and his bache or quarters are clc-
gantly fitted up, some paintings, it is
said, costing linn thousands OF dollars.
WAsHI>GToN, april o. Postmaster
DOM Patt, in an interview in the Wash
inGton Iust, today, says he thinks Cleve-
l%l.' VIII DC re-i'.!l1i'''e'' ana '4i''' I,h'
%Nlio VIII be solid for Sherman i'll the
convention, Blaine Is still the choice OF
the masses. He says: y DO not think
that Blaine is seel1inr the nomination
and this very fact may nominate him.
Ike man who works for /; prcsldentlal
nG;ln"5 ION very Se.ooSn 7, Ss17 t IT.. a,i' +hn
hest chanre> He wnrII harmonizc:
| blainc would like him: Sherman wouldn't
! kick; even Edmun>ls wouldn't sniff much
at HIN, and Conklng would preserve al
awful silence. ] think there is no doubt
hut the democrats VII rtm0nIinute l'rpSi-
Gent Cleveland.
ST. pAv1., April -. y r,,rr5f1>a@' of-ad-
litional Witnesses foI tie defc14ae were
examined in the tfe;lle murder. ,@i~l this
morning. blu nothing material Was efjcit-
el Attorney General t'7ann summed M
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seA-'le''Iice' 'E2': \. g. !'"EIS rI'Tc''
'ilr case l"r tL5' oS'''lSe' 1i'uSltnH 10 10 HIS
:"ncI ti''S I,S' le ss,.:l, "iI
can't know how this takes hold e. my
heart $ strings. lie s., At my tiTcsi@e as
my iFT!'' iN;' -"-'2@ 90 'tI'i'' niS me
e, e, ~l,,..l(, ,I'y t,>In;f"
MA~1IN"r"N. -tu%t =. n spite OF
til, Isuu:vt:n.. ttFn4rll.4 that have
rcacl,,1 here a},o,, tn, possibility of =
Sioux uprising near Iie~rc. ;eIegram& oc |
Agent Anderson to his sltD4rjors continue
ga -l,> ,..r vet 41,l n1aryt7,7-,c. ic r,-,int |
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The Cole &c Building.

The erection 81 the jamestown college
building IS an assured fact. The contract
has been signed and the structure is to be
erected by September 1st. The building
which VIII be N,liiJ this sumner is 10 be
1OOx44 feet IN dimension and to contain d
chapel, (lorm;tory and suitable recitation
rooms. The chapel viii be a large room
capable Of seating nearly 800. IAo struc-
ture will be OF nrici7 and vii present an
imposing appearance, situated as It will
be on ono OF the most .proMinent loca-
tons in the city, whi(A could possibly
have been chosen. Contractor Hotchkiss
left Yesterday afternoon for st. Panl to
arrange for the iron and stone furnish
ings and upon Lis return the work OF con-
struction will at 0hce-hc begun The To-
cation has hecn stNllcd OF ana the stakes
all driven. liaulin}; OF stone for the
foundation Will cplnMtnce today. II
must be Il source or@mr2cu satisfaction to
the trustees and the friends OF the college
who have wOr5eo! faithfully Tor the az
comD!isineNC ot tins enu to see the mat
tcr thus take definite shape an" tie
prospects fur tbs future I-i5gsL On So aus
plcloltsly.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-04-28
Card Of Thanks

Permit Us through the columns OF yorr
paper to return our sincere ana heartfelt
thanks to our neighbors and friends who
so kindly assisted us during the sichncss
and death Of our darling little Roy. 10
those who kindly sent flowers, and TO
Rev. J. H. Hartman, We return especial
thanks.
NR. ana Mrs. G. 4. STCCKWELL.
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An Epoch in History.
Argus.

The first time in its history, the Argus
man went down to st. Pnul-and paid
railroad fare. Sad-but the.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-04-28
Blacksmith Wanted.

A blacksmith at Barlow, Foster county,
Oak. A good plow man will find good
location here. Address
F. G. BARLOW.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-04-28
We all Laughed q.

NR. ana Mrs. G. A. STcCKwELL.